What should I do if I get uterine fibroids during pregnancy? What are the dangers of uterine fibroids?

What should I do with uterine fibroids during pregnancy? This is worth grasping, because uterine fibroids bring great harm to patients and damage the health of patients. In order to avoid the harm of the disease, we need to find a suitable treatment method, especially if we know how to deal with uterine fibroids during pregnancy, the correct disease treatment can resist the harm of the disease.

What to do if you have uterine fibroids during pregnancy?

1. First of all, you should strictly control your sexual life to minimize the incidence of miscarriage and infection. If necessary, you should avoid moderate or above physical labor and bed rest.

2. Early pregnancy: After pregnancy, uterine fibroids may grow rapidly, and thrombosis may cause red degeneration, which manifests as lower abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, fever, etc. Most of the pain can be relieved by itself, but cannot be relieved by myomectomy.

3. Late pregnancy: Patients with uterine fibroids may have an incorrect fetal position, and delivery may lead to uterine fatigue and delayed labor. At this time, doctors need to take measures based on specific circumstances such as cesarean section and fibroid removal.

Causes of pregnancy with uterine fibroids:

1. If the tumor caused by uterine fibroids is at the angle of the uterus, it may cause abnormalities such as twisting and deformation of the fallopian tube. Once the right fallopian tube is deformed or twisted, it will affect the female's fertility.

2. If uterine fibroids are not treated promptly after they occur, the fibroids will continue to grow and eventually affect the normal shape of the cervix, leading to female infertility.

3. If uterine fibroids grow in the cervix, the disease may block the cervix after it occurs, affecting the number of sperm entering the uterine cavity, and ultimately causing women to be unable to become pregnant.